[sleeperhemi06]

Sounds like the jump wires were crossed

 

[sleeperhemi06]

How in the world is the tinter reliable for the damage? Tinting the front window is illegal as ****. Good luck with getting someone else to pay for this.

 

[sleeperhemi06]

Just a random thought, if you have your windshield tinted and you get in an accident at night and someone gets killed, could you be charged with manslaughter?

 

[sleeperhemi06]

Just a random thought, if you have your side windows tinted and pull out in front of a motorcycle or car and someone is killed can you be charged with vehicular manslaughter.

Same question different window. Same answer as Powerman gave.

And it doesn't even distinguish if the tint was smoked or clear on the front, side or rear. Most window tint laws are enacted in large part for officer safety.

Lol, I wasn’t trying to be a dick. It was a serious question. Maybe I should have worded it better. If you have the whole windshield tinted let’s say 28% and you were driving down a dark road at legal speeds and you hit a person crossing the street and that person died, could you be charged with a felony being that tinted windshields are illegal? 28% is the darkest you could do for the front side windows in Florida.

 

[sleeperhemi06]

I guess I got people second guessing tinting their windshields. Lol

 

[sleeperhemi06]

Well I’m speaking in regards to the whole windshield being tinted with a shade. If it’s just the AS1 then it’s should be a non issue.

Another question would be, same scenario as my previous post, except you rear end a car and cause significant damage. Can your insurance deny a claim if the police report notes you have illegal windshield tinting?

 

[sleeperhemi06]

Sorry, like I said it was a random thought. Back to topic, carry on fellas